Upcoming Events at The Walatowa Visitor Center

Memorial Day Weekend (May 24th & 25th) - 18th Annual Towa Arts & Crafts Show

Located at the Beautiful and Scenic Jemez Red Rocks this two day art show features over 100 native artist, artist demonstrations, native dances, and foods. There will also be a bread baking demonstration at the Walatowa Visitor Center. Come and meet the artist at this exciting two day event. For more inforamtion contract Towa Arts & Crafts at 575.834.0103.

Memorial Day (May 26th)- 7th Annual Star Feather Contest Pow-Wow

All Dancers, Drum Groups, Royalty, Veterans, and Visitors are welcome to this wonderful event full of dancing, drumming, art vendors, and native foods. Click here to view flyer MemorialDay_08

June 4th 2008 6-8pm -Artist Seminar: Customer Service

Spring 2008 Date: TBA -Artist Seminar: Artist Resume/Business Cards

RECENT EVENTS

April 26th 2008-Artist Seminar: Digital Photo Session

Jemez artists will spend 30 minutes with a professional photographer to create a digital portfolio. For more information, please contact the Walatowa Visitor Center. Sessions are by appointment only. Walatowa Visitor Center Conference Room 8am-5pm

January 16th 2008-Artist Night

Jemez Artists are invited to come and learn about the new artist database project and enjoy dinner with the Visitor Center staff. For more information, please contact the WVC.

Walatowa Visitor Center Conference Room 5:30-8:00pm

November 12th- San Diego Feast Day

Traditional Jemez Corn Dances located in the Pueblo of Jemez. No photography/recording is allowed at this event. For more information contact the Walatowa Visitor Center.

5th Annual Open Air Market-October 13th & 14th 2007

Visitors were able to shop over 50 vendors showcasing their artwork, take part in a traditional bread baking demonstration, and watch as the Walatowa Running Club and M. Yepa dance group preformed traditional dances.

Yahoo Internet Time Capsule Project

Multimedia submissions to the Yahoo! Time Capsule project were projected onto the canyon walls and sent into space via a digital laser light beam in Jemez Pueblo, N.M. on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2006. People from more than 200 countries contributed over 70,000 pictures, video, writing, art and sounds to the ongoing project. Throughout the evenings of Oct. 25-27, select submissions were displayed continuously on the canyon walls where the Jemez Nation has lived since the 13th century.

Click here to view slide show

Walatowa Visitor Center (575)834-7235

tourism@jemezpueblo.org